Professor Paul Fraser
Last updated: 19 January 2023
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Over a 25 year period working in academia and industry, over 140 peer-reviewed publications have been generated in the field. To date Professor Fraser has coordinated several large integrated EU projects, such as DISCO ERA-IB PROCAR project and acted as the Chair of the management board for the BBSRC-NIBB network for High Vale Chemicals from Plants.
Professor Fraser jointed the ACNFP in June 2019.
Register of interests
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Personal
Category of Interest | Organisation / Body and Nature of Interest |
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Direct employment |
University London, Royal Holloway |
Membership, affiliation, trusteeships or decision-making position with relevant organisations |
BBSRC-NIBB phase-II High Value Bio renewables- Chair of Management Board |
Non-Personal Interests
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Indirect financial or non-financial support from relevant organisations |
BBSRC- Research funding EU- Research funding Gates Foundation- Research Funding Syngenta- Research funding MRC- Research Funding Burpee- Research Funding |